The Fiftieth Issue |
| 1 | Cover |
| 2 | Welcome | Contents |
| 3 | From the Director
Max Sparreboom (Director, IIAS) |
| 4 | Paul van der Velde: The Newsletter’s first editor |
The Study: Return |
| 5 | The changing order of mobility in Asia
Xiang Biao |
| 6 | Moral mobility: Return in the Japanese community in Brazil 1908-1955
Koji Sasaki |
| 7 | Guiqiao: returnees as a policy subject in China
Wang Cangbai |
| 8 | Compulsory return: a means of migration control in East Asia
Xiang Biao |
| 9 | Forced return: the deportation of former Cambodian refugees from the US
Sylvia R. Cowan |
| The Study: General |
| 10-11 | Race and empire: Japan, the Hague Convention and the prewar world
Ethan Mark |
| 12-13 | Developing fears: environmental conflicts and pollution accidents in China
Yu Hou and Tian-zhu Zhang |
| 14-15 | Kazi Nazrul Islam: Bengal's prophet of tolerance
Peter Custers |
| 16-17 | Eloquent parrots: mixed language and the examples of hinglish and rekhti
Ruth Vanita |
| 18 | CyberAsia
Chris Goto-Jones |
| 19 | What is a techno-region?
Thomas Lamarre |
| 20-21 | Animalisation, subjectivity and the Internet
Fabian Schäfer |
| 22-23 | Alien autopsy: the science fictional frontier of Asian Studies
Chris Goto-Jones |
| 24 | Heidi in Japan: what do anime dreams of Europe mean for non-Europeans?
Cobus van Staden |
| 25 | Bloggers, hackers and the King Kong syndrome
Jeroen de Kloet |
| 26-27 | In the year 2020: Muslim futurities in Southeast Asia
Bart Barendregt |
| 28-29 | Chinascape: moving beyond the People’s Republic
Jens Damm |
| 30-31 | New For Review |
| 32 | Bookmarked |
| 32 | Raise your profile via New Asia Books
Thomas Voorter |
| 33 | Mind, mayhem and money
John A. Crespi |
| 34 | The rise of China: balancing influence and engagement
David Scott |
| 35 | The cartography of self-assertion
Anna Beerens |
| 36-37 | A Japanese bestiary from 1700 to 1950
Elizabeth Horton Sharf |
| 38 | Cambodia’s religions, in ashes and in ink
Eisel Mazard |
| 39 | Don’t forget to remember me
Dick van der Meij |
| 40-41 | IIAS News and comment |
| 42-43 | ICAS Book Prize 2009: longlists announced |
| 44 | Announcements |
| 45 | IIAS Research |
| 46 | IIAS Fellows |
| 47 | International conference agenda / Colophon |
| 48 | Silk Stories: Taisho Kimono 1900-1940 |
